College Architecture Tutoring
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We understand the challenges of navigating architecture school. Balancing diverse courses, tackling complex design projects, and adapting to a new academic environment can be overwhelming. There are multiple ways to go about studying architecture in college; whether you are enrolled in an undergraduate pre-professional 4-year program, an undergraduate professional 5-year program, a minor, or a professional graduate program, our tutors are here to help. Even with school and online resources available, there are moments when you could use some extra support. That’s where our skilled tutors come in. Knowledgeable in all aspects of architecture, they’re prepared to offer tailored assistance to help you not only pass your architecture studies but thrive in them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Tutoring By A College Professor?
Architecture is a very unique major with a specific curriculum. Tutoring By A College Professor helps thousands of students stay on track and excel in their courses by providing the best instructors out there. The 1:1 personal nature of our services gives the typical university-provided resources a run for their money. Please call 614-264-1110 today for a free consultation and sign up now.
How are tutoring sessions conducted?
Tutoring sessions are online on Zoom. You can tutor from the comfort of home or the bustle of a coffee shop. It’s up to you.
How long are most tutoring sessions?
Students typically tutor in 1 hour increments, but sessions can run as long as you need.
What if I need an emergency tutoring session for a test tomorrow?
Don’t hesitate to call us at 614-264-1110. We can have you connected with a tutor today to begin scheduling.
What Architecture courses do you help with?
We offer tutoring for ALL courses at ALL colleges and universities nationwide.
If you don’t see your school or course listed in our course directory, please text/call us at 614-264-1110. We will have your student connected to an expert in less than 24 hours.
First Year Architecture Design courses:
Miami Fl: ARC 101, ARC 102
OSU: KNOW 2300, KNOW 2310
Michigan: ARCH 208
Cal Berkley: ARCH 100A, ARCH 100B, ARCH 100C, ARCH 100D
USC: ARCH 102AL, ARCH 102BL, ARCH 202AL, ARCH 202BL, ARCH 302AL, ARCH 402AL, ARCH 402BL, ARCH 500AL, ARCH 502AL
Georgia Tech: ARCH 1016, ARCH 1060, ARCH 1017
Notre Dame: ARCH 21111, ARCH 21121, ARCH 34112, ARCH 34122, ARCH 41111, ARCH 41121, ARCH 51111, ARCH 51121
Pratt: ARCH 101, ARCH 102, ARCH 201, ARCH 202, ARCH 301, ARCH 401, ARCH 402, ARCH 403
Cornell: ARCH 1101, ARCH 1102
Second Year Architecture Design courses:
Miami Fl: ARC 203, ARC 204
OSU: ARCH 2410, ARCH 2420
Michigan: ARCH 302
Cal Berkley: ARCH 100A,ARCH 100B, ARCH 100C, ARCH 100D
USC: ARCH 102AL, ARCH 102BL, ARCH 202AL, ARCH 202BL, ARCH 302AL, ARCH 402AL, ARCH 402BL, ARCH 500AL, ARCH 502AL
Georgia Tech: ARCH 2016, ARCH 2017,
Notre Dame: ARCH 21111, ARCH 21121, ARCH 34112, ARCH 34122, ARCH 41111, ARCH 41121, ARCH 51111, ARCH 51121
Pratt: ARCH 101, ARCH 102, ARCH 201, ARCH 202, ARCH 301, ARCH 401, ARCH 402, ARCH 403
Cornell: ARCH 2101, ARCH 2102
Third Year Architecture Design courses:
Miami Fl: ARC 305, ARC 306
OSU: ARCH 3410, ARCH 3420
Michigan: ARCH 312, ARCH 322
Cal Berkley: ARCH 100A, ARCH 100B, ARCH 100C, ARCH 100D
USC: ARCH 102AL, ARCH 102BL, ARCH 202AL, ARCH 202BL, ARCH 302AL, ARCH 402AL, ARCH 402BL, ARCH 500AL, ARCH 502AL
Georgia Tech: ARCH 3016, ARCH 3010, ARCH 3017
Notre Dame: ARCH 21111, ARCH 21121, ARCH 34112, ARCH 34122, ARCH 41111, ARCH 41121, ARCH 51111, ARCH 51121
Pratt: ARCH 101, ARCH 102, ARCH 201, ARCH 202, ARCH 301, ARCH 401, ARCH 402, ARCH 403
Cornell: ARCH 3101, ARCH 3102
Fourth Year Architecture Design courses:
Miami Fl: ARC 407, ARC 408
OSU: ARCH 4410, ARCH 4420
Michigan: ARCH 432, ARCH 442
Cal Berkley: ARCH 100A,ARCH 100B, ARCH 100C, ARCH 100D
USC: ARCH 102AL, ARCH 102BL, ARCH 202AL, ARCH 202BL, ARCH 302AL, ARCH 402AL, ARCH 402BL, ARCH 500AL, ARCH 502AL
Georgia Tech: ARCH 4016, ARCH 4017
Notre Dame: ARCH 21111, ARCH 21121, ARCH 34112, ARCH 34122, ARCH 41111, ARCH 41121, ARCH 51111, ARCH 51121
Pratt: ARCH 101, ARCH 102, ARCH 201, ARCH 202, ARCH 301, ARCH 401, ARCH 402, ARCH 403
Cornell: ARCH 4101, ARCH 4102
Fifth Year Architecture Design courses:
Miami Fl: ARC 509, ARC 510
Cal Berkley: ARCH 100A,ARCH 100B, ARCH 100C, ARCH 100D
USC: ARCH 102AL, ARCH 102BL, ARCH 202AL, ARCH 202BL, ARCH 302AL, ARCH 402AL, ARCH 402BL, ARCH 500AL, ARCH 502AL
Georgia Tech: ARCH 1016, ARCH 1060, ARCH 1017, ARCH 2016, ARCH 2017, ARCH 3016, ARCH 3010, ARCH 3017, ARCH 4016, ARCH 4017
Notre Dame: ARCH 21111, ARCH 21121, ARCH 34112, ARCH 34122, ARCH 41111, ARCH 41121, ARCH 51111, ARCH 51121
Pratt: ARCH 101, ARCH 102, ARCH 201, ARCH 202, ARCH 301, ARCH 401, ARCH 402, ARCH 403
Cornell: ARCH 5101
Visual Representation/Communication courses:
Miami Fl: ARC 111, ARC 112, ARC 213
OSU: ARCH 5610, ARCH 5620
Cal Berkeley: ARCH 11A, ARCH 11B
USC: ARCH 105L
Georgia Tech: ARCH 1020, ARCH 2020
Notre Dame: ARCH 11011, ARCH 11021, ARCH 34012, ARCH 34022, ARCH 41011
Pratt: ARCH 111, ARCH 112, ARCH 211
Cornell: ARCH 1501, ARCH 2502
Architectural History and Culture courses:
Miami Fl: ARC 121, ARC 122, ARC 267, ARC 268
OSU: ARCH 5110, ARCH 5120
Michigan: ACRH 313, ARCH 323
Cal Berkeley: ARCH 112, ARCH 130, ARCH 170A, ARCH 170B
USC: ARCH 114, ARCH 214AG, ARCH 214BG, ARCH 314
Georgia Tech: ARCH 2111, ARCH 2112
Notre Dame: ARCH 10211, ARCH 20211, ARCH 20221, ARCH 34312, ARCH 34322
Pratt: ARCH 151, ARCH 152, ARCH 251, ARCH 252, ARCH 454
Cornell: ARCH 1801, ARCH 2802, ARCH 2302, ARCH 3302
Environmental and Building Systems courses:
Miami Fl: ARC 223, ARC 362, ARC 363
OSU: ARCH 5810
Michigan: ARCH 425
Cal Berkeley: ARCH 140, ARCH 142
USC: ARCH 215, ARCH 315
Georgia Tech: ARCH 3231
Notre Dame: ARCH 20411, ARCH 40411, ARCH 40421, ARCH 50419
Pratt: ARCH 361, ARCH 362
Cornell: ARCH 1611, ARCH 2616
Architecture Structure and Materials courses:
Miami Fl: ARC 230, ARC 231, CAE 213, CAE 313
OSU: ARCH 5510, ARCH 5710, ARCH 5520
Michigan: ARCH 317, ARCH 314, ARCH 324
Cal Berkeley: ARCH 150, ARCH 160
USC: ARCH 213AG, ARCH 211, ARCH 213BG, ARCH 313
Georgia Tech: ARCH 2211, ARCH 4015
Notre Dame: ARCH 20511, ARCH 40511, ARCH 40521
Pratt: ARCH 131, ARCH 231, ARCH 261, ARCH 232, ARCH 262, ARCH 331
Cornell: ARCH 1612, ARCH 2613, ARCH 2614, ARCH 3615
Other Architecture courses:
Miami Fl: ARC 452
OSU: ARCH 5210
Michigan: ARCH 316, ARCH 326, ARCH 251, ARCH 252, ARCH 253, ARCH 254, ARCH 255, ARCH 256, ARCH 257, ARCH 258, ARCH 259
USC: ARCH 411, ARCH 525, ARCH 501, ARCH 526
Notre Dame: ARCH 50711
Pratt: ARCH 363, ARCH 364
Cornell: ARCH 5201
Testimonials
See what Architecture students and their parents say about their experience with Tutoring By A College Professor. To search for testimonials by school, go to our Testimonials section at the top:
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“Tutoring By A College Professor has been a valuable resource for our son. Reliable, knowledgeable, and a good value. I highly recommend this group. We will not look elsewhere for tutoring after our positive experience with Tutoring By A College Professor.”
Janie Cagle
Parent at Clemson University
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“The tutoring sessions were very helpful. They are very professional and at your own pace. I understand the material so much better now.”
Melanie
Student at Salve Regina University
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“My tutor was flexible in their hours and willing to work on the weekends or in longer blocks. They were committed to helping me understand the material and were incredibly effective.”
Tarun Koti
Parent at Emory University
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“Assa was a wonderful tutor! I was very embarrassed going into tutoring, but Assa made it entertaining, easy, and judgment free! She always made sure that I was understanding the information before we moved on to the next subject. This company in general is extremely helpful and answers messages very fast. If anyone is looking for a tutor, I would highly recommend using this company.
Taylar Belanger
Student at Kennesaw State University
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“Tutoring is going well. I appreciate how my tutor, Esther, cares to hear about my tests. She helps me with my study plans. She is very flexible and very encouraging. This tutoring has helped me a lot and I am doing significantly better in my studying than before.”
Kelly Z
Student at Louisiana State University
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“My tutor, Matthew from Harvard, was great to work with. He was very helpful and communicative. Thank you so much for everything.”
Mikayla
Student at Boston University
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“Leslie was great to work with in helping my freshman son find a tutor. She is knowledgeable and responsive and was able to quickly line up appropriate resources for my son. It was great to be able to reach out for help and find solutions so promptly. Truly appreciate the resource!”
Parent at Lehigh University
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“The tutoring sessions I’ve had have been really helpful. The instructors help to digest information that your professors essentially spit at you, so it becomes more manageable. Having grad students as tutors is useful because they have gone through the exact same processes that you are going through now. I highly recommend this service.”
Hunter
Student at NC State University
Common Topics in Architecture:
Architectural design, structures, materials, building systems, environmental systems, architectural history, architectural analysis, architectural theory, professional practice, architectural representation, architectural computer programs (AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, Adobe, etc.), and many more.
Here are some resources from our expert architecture tutors:
ArchDaily: Offers a vast collection of articles, projects, and insights from architects worldwide. It is a great place to search for inspiration and precedents.
The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS): Offers educational resources, publications, and events tailored for architecture students, including access to industry professionals and networking opportunities (requires membership).
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB): Offers study guides, exam resources, and information on licensure requirements, assisting students in preparing for professional practice and licensure exams.
LinkedIn Learning: Offers courses on software programs like AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, and Adobe Creative Suite. These courses often cater specifically to beginners and cover fundamentals as well as advanced techniques.
Dimensions.com: Offer a database of standard dimensions and layouts for architectural elements (elevators, etc.), furniture, and fixtures. Some objects may have a .dwg or .3dm download option as well.